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Saskatchewan Party co-founder Krawetz dead at 75Ken Krawetz, one of the founding members of the Saskatchewan Party and a staunch advocate of the Ukrainian community, has died.SportsOct 1
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Sask. trans rights supporters rally across province against Bill 137Those attending the rallies in Saskatoon and Regina say the law has created unsafe spaces for many youth since it was passed three years ago.CanadaOct 11
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Saskatchewan prepares for involuntary addictions treatment as questions remainThe province is still working to bring the pieces together that will take the compassionate interventon act from a law on the books to a system practiced in Saskatchewan.NewsOct 2
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Saskatchewan fiscal update projects $825M deficit, cites health, agriculture costsThe Saskatchewan government is forecasting an $825-million deficit, inching slightly more into the red from 2026-27 budget projections in March.EconomyAug 27
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Canada’s premiers tight-lipped on constitutional changes in Alberta referendumAlbertans will vote on several proposals, including three of which would likely require the support of more than half of Canada's legislatures.PoliticsSep 27
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110 years later, female politicians in Saskatchewan will get a designated washroomFemale politicians in Saskatchewan's legislature will soon have their own designated washroom after going without one for over 110 years.PoliticsMay 27
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What are the ‘discriminatory measures’ Trump is citing for new tariffs?'He [Trump] keeps talking about how the world takes advantage of the U.S., so rather than presenting himself as the bully, he's the defender.'CanadaJul 21
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Fines, administrative penalties proposed for drinking and driving in SaskatchewanAdministrative penalties, such as immediate licence suspensions, will be an option for police as opposed to laying criminal charges when a driver's BAC is above 0.08.PoliticsJun 29
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Manitoba politician calls Saskatchewan farmer who killed Colten Boushie a victimA Manitoba legislature member faced criticism Thursday for saying the farmer who killed Colten Boushie in a high-profile case in Saskatchewan was a victim.PoliticsMay 21
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Corb Lund says ‘Water Not Coal’ petition drive has collected enough signaturesCorb Lund says his Water Not Coal team has collected enough signatures to compel the Alberta government to take action on stopping mining on the eastern slopes of the Rockies.EnvironmentJun 8
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What are AI data centres? A closer look as Canada eyes ‘large-scale’ pushOttawa's AI strategy includes plans to build out data centres, which many Canadians have pushed back against because of the environmental and community impacts.CanadaJun 4
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Western premiers set to meet in Alberta as province deals with separatism questionA spokesperson for the premier's office said the meeting is to focus on issues like trade and the economy, but other leaders expect to discuss the issue of separatism in Alberta.CanadaMay 24
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Saskatchewan ‘taking step backwards’ in addiction policy, says researcherAs Saskatchewan policymakers tout their recovery-focused approach to dealing with the addictions crisis, a public health expert says the province needs to adopt holistic policies.CanadaApr 24
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14 flood-related local emergencies declared in 48 hours in Saskatchewan: SPSAThere are 35 flood-related states of local emergency in Saskatchewan currently, 14 of which were declared within the past 48 hours, the province's public safety agency said.EnvironmentMay 7
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Leaked documents spark debate over true cost of restoring Saskatchewan coal plantsThe NDP and the province went back and forth all day, accusing each other of financial mismanagement, twisting the numbers, misrepresenting the truth, and outright dishonesty.PoliticsMay 7
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Alberta elector list breach shows legal gaps across Canada, watchdogs warnAlberta's privacy watchdog has called on the province to follow the example of B.C., which is the only province that includes political parties in its private sector privacy law.CanadaMay 14
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Saskatchewan MLA leaves NDP over forced treatment falloutSaskatchewan Opposition NDP member, Betty Nippi-Albright, is now sitting as an Independent, after she says the party told her not to table her report on Bill 48.PoliticsMay 6
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5 things to watch out for as Quebec’s legislature resumes ahead of fall electionQuebec's legislature is back in session May 5, and new Premier Christine Fréchette has five weeks to push through her political agenda before the summer break.PoliticsMay 5
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Saskatchewan mailing postcards for feedback on youth social media banPremier Scott Moe said the Saskatchewan government will survey the public for input on how the province can tackle the issue of social media.TechMay 5
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Quebec says it will table domestic violence prevention law modelled after Clare’s lawQuebec plans to introduce legislation allowing people to find out if a partner has a history of domestic violence, based on Clare’s Law.CanadaMay 1